Monticello Birth Announcements On October Dates
Birth reports from Monticello area hospitals list four newborns with parent names and birth dates from October. Notable entries include a daughter to Dr and Mrs Robert Dolan of Monticello on October 16 and a son to Mr and Mrs Keith De Moss of Bernard on October 17.
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John McDonald Hospital
Robert Dolan
Monticello
Keith de Moss
Bernard
Charles Steger
Cascade
Bernadl
Rittmanic
William D. McLaughlin
John S$. Cunnick
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beth Noble
John
Cathie
Carol
Cunnick
Mary McLaughlin
Buck Creek
Roy Williams
Pontiac
New Cars and Trucks From Courthouse Records
Oct 15 Geraldine L Russell Anamosa Chevrolet Oct 17 Raymond L Marolf Monticello G M C truck Oct 17 George N Kurt Cascade Chevrolet Oct 18 Guy Byerly Monticello Mercury Lucille or George Harms Monticello Mercury Richard or Goldie Benischek Olin Buick
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Geraldine L. Russell
Anamosa
Chevrolet
Raymond L. Marolf
Monticello
G.M.C
George N. Kurt
Cascade
Guy Byerly
Mercury
Lucille Or
George Harms
Richard
Goldie Benischek
Olin
Buick
Suit Dismissed in District Court
A suit against Dayton Yousse Jr. for 84.68 in labor and parts on a truck was dismissed in Jones County District Court. Freese Motors of Monticello filed the action, Judge Floyd Philbrick presiding. In a separate case, Onslow Savings Bank was found to have followed Mary Reid’s wishes regarding government bond proceeds. The court also ruled W. Peterson Co. may recover household goods from Phyllis Fulwider and awarded $60.99 plus attorney fees.
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Jones County
Dayton Yousse, Jr
Freese Motors
Monticello
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
First Electrici
Wroblewski
Wroblewskis
Philbrick
Onslow Savings Bank
Onslow
Mary Reid
Howard Snyder
Snyder
W.peterson Co
Phyllis M. Fulwider
Anamosa
Three 4-H Clubs Named Outstanding in Jones County
Castle Grove Royal Rangers Fair view Thunderbolts and Hale Wapsie Boys were named the outstanding Jones county 4-H boys clubs at the 4-H father son banquet held Saturday night in the Community building. Five clubs received honorable mention for achievements including 100 percent completion of record books and community activity.
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Joe Legg
Jones County
Thomas McCormick
Olin
Monticello
McCormick
Legg
Castle Grove Royal Rangers
Fairview Thunderbolts
Hale Wapsie
Jackson Beavers
Wyoming Pioneers
Wayne Master Farmers
Scotch<Grove—Cornhuskers
Oxford Livewires
Lovell Lions
Martello Boys 4-H
Olin Hawkeyes
Onslow Agricolae and
Richland Wildcats
Prairie Panthers
Washington Tigers
Two Scouts Earn Eagle Honors In Monticello
Gary Poock and Ronald Landis of troop 66 received Eagle Scout awards at a court of honor held in the Community building. Other summer awardees from the troop and Explorer unit were feted, with ceremony masters including Arend Balster DeWain Thompson and Virgil Hunt. The Monticello Rotary Club, sponsor of troop 66, hosted the event.
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Gary Poock
Ronald Landis
Troop
Arend Balster
DeWain Thompson
Virgil Hunt
Clarence Hosford
Les Balster
Andy Strittmatter
Bill Stabler
Pastor to Speak at Jones County Farm Bureau Meeting
Rev. Karl Swanberg of Mt. Vernon will speak at the Jones County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Anamosa on Tuesday October 25 at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building. Floyd Hodgden of Oxford Junction reports entertainment, door prize drawings, refreshments, officer reports, and a business session with officer elections 1955 resolutions and by law amendments.
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Jones County
Karl Swanberg
Mt. Vernon
Jones County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Floyd Hodgden
Oxford Junction
Hodagden
Aunt Jemima to visit Monticello Long's Saturday
Aunt Jemima will appear at Long's Royal Blue Supermarket in Monticello on Saturday all day. Dick Long confirms free pancakes coffee and sausages will be served during the event.
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Jemima
Monticello
Long
Royal Blue
Dick Long
Monticello Band Wins First Division At State Contest
Monticello high school marching band directed by Ray Stumbaugh earned a first division rating in class B at the state contest in Charles City. Thirty three bands competed, with eight in class B. four class B groups received top ratings including Manchester Waverly and Osage. The Monticello band had 78 members plus substitutes and two chaperones traveling Saturday. Drum major Mary Karen Paulsen led the band which performed Friday night during pregame in town.
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Monticello
Ray Stumbaugh
Charles City
Manchester
Waverly
Osage
New Hampton
Hampton
Britt
Waukon
Ray Pley
George Hoffman
Mary Karen Paulsen
Karole TerVeen
Wilma Cox
Judy Schoon
Joan Suter
Lois Harms
Adel First
Jeryl Goettsch
Miss Goettsch
Robert Martin
James Hargrave
Steve Thomson
Bob Norris
Bonnie Schneider
Carla Folkers
Ron Burrichter
Dixie Hanken
Phil Shelley
Bev Tuel
Wilbur Otten
Verna Merritt
Jeanette Wilcox
Lynda Folkers
Judy Sutherland
Selma Ehlis
Janet Prull
Lyda Lehman
Dorothy Baldwin
Jeanne Morey
Shirley Hanken
Phyllis Drexler
Julie Schlarman
Bill Eby
Ken Paulsen
Lois Sutton
Jane Edwards
Gary Poock
Joyce Schoenbeck
Jeff Podhaski
Judy Hollar
Linda Steiner
Mary Goodyear
Lynn Baldwin
Tom Null
Karen Harris
Marian Fass
Leona Folkers
Allen Stenzel
Jim Maurice
Barbara Norris
Brad Dirks
Joe Spahr
Sue Sims
Mary Egger
Ron Long
Doreen Streeper
Diane Wilkinson
Bruce Stumbaugh
Paul Hinrichs
Charles Classen
Barbara Eberhart
Marilyn Nelson
Julie Sskeley
Rites Held for Deborah Jean McCullough
Funeral services for Deborah Jean McCullough two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur McCullough were held Tuesday at Devaney Funeral Home. Burial followed at Sacred Heart cemetery. Deborah born Feb 3 1954 in John McDonald hospital died Saturday. Survivors include her parents two brothers Fred and Michael one sister Peggy and maternal grandmother Mrs Harry Elliott of Stockton California. She was preceded in death by a sister.
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Deborah Jean Mc Cullough
Arthur) McCullough
Devaney Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Deborah Jean
John McDonald Hospital
Fred
Michael
Peggy
Harry Elliott
Stockton
Calif
Dawn to Dusk Boy Scout Campaign Opens in Monticello
The Monticello Friends of Scouting campaign led by Marvin Chevalier and Louis L. Mors aims to raise 1200 dollars to support Hawkeye area council programs. Team captains Dr. Clarence Hosford Raymond Adams Carl Schneider and Alva Hinrichs coordinate volunteers and a kickoff breakfast was canceled.
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Monticello
Friends of Scouting
Marvin Chevalier
Louis L. Mors
Clarence Hosford
Raymond E. Adams
Carl Schneider
Alva Hinrichs
Chevalier
Hawkeye
Jones County
Linn County
Janes County
Waubeek
Ted Clymer
Anamosa
Clymer
Formal Marshal Scheduled to Be Tried for Murder
Jones County district court heard evidence on whether Archie Burkey a former marshal is sane to stand trial for the murder of his two year old son Gregory Lee born Oct 4 1983. The jury found Burkey sane on a second ballot after a four hour deliberation.
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Jones County Nodaosyete County District Court
Archie Burkey
Wyoming
Jane Burkey
Will Reas
Gregory Lee
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Howard Remley
Wiliam T. Connery
Dubuque
Burkey
Reformatory
State Board of Control
Graves
J. D. Paul
Anamosa
Jones County Commission of Insanity
Philbrick
University Hospital
Margaret Burkey
Zwingle
Irwin J. Knopf
Iowa City
William Ray Macy
Towa City
Helen Kiemnan
State Mental Instiute
Independence
Remley
Jones County Clerk of Court
Connery
Witfess
Gertrude Wagoner
Latte Burkey
Mildred Burkey
Harrington
Veterans Administration
Complete V.A
Programs Listed For Second Adult Evening Classes
Vernon Fobes a registered drainage engineer will speak at the agriculture adult evening class Monday. He will discuss drainage problems show a movie Lost Acres and lead a question period afterward. About 25 attended the first class last week. Miss Ibrahim a Lebanon born home economics teacher spoke at the homemaking class with slides and a Q A. Both classes start at 8 p m at the public school with no charge.
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Vernon Fobes
Fobes
Forrest Johnson
Nuhad Ibrahim
Lebanon
Ibrahim
Carolyn Cousins
Jones County Education Group Sets Oct 25 Meeting
The Jones county conference on education votes to present final reports from seven sub committees at a 7 30 p m meeting October 25 in the courthouse community room Anamosa. Delegates and an alternate will be chosen to attend the state conference in Des Moines later this month or early November.
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Jones County
Jones County Conference On Education
Anamosa
Joseph A. Beave
Beavo
Des Moines
Beave
Arthur Siver
Jones County Education Conference Prefers Core Skills Plan
Final meeting set for October 25 to consider seven sub committee reports on education. Sub committee No 1 from Anamosa and surrounding areas urges a basic program focusing on American government mathematics algebra English history drivers education business training general science biology bookkeeping speech economics sociology and business law. The report also calls for driver education student councils and inclusion for mentally or physically retarded children and stresses arts appreciation and broad student participation.
Red Ribbon Awarded Martello 4-H Club At Dairy Congress
Jones County 4 H team from Martelle won a red ribbon at the Dairy Congress in Waterloo for a refrigerator ice chest demonstration titled Rainbow Magic. Teammates Susan Peet and Manjotee Paden, daughters of local residents, joined by leaders Mrs Pinder and Mrs Peet, represented Jones County in foods division among 28 teams.
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Jones County
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Te County
eXtensan
Ott Se
San Peet
Mero Amd Miers
Robert Peetl
Manjotee Piaden
Amd
Martelle Gr
Pinder
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St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Arnold E. Schlueter
Women’s Guild
Women’s Missionary Federation
Long's
McCullough
Robert Savage
Wapsi Keta
Rotary Club Scout Committee
Fsplorer Post
Orvin Yeoman
Savage
Ernest Becker
Harold Egger
Howard Hicks
Charles Luett
Charles Ellett
Harold White
James Maurice
Glen Hargrave
Charles Clark
M. F. Hogan
Ray Coyle
Henry Adams
Lyle Ridenour
Arnold Poock
James Nelson
Raymond Eby
Johnny Jones
Ray Adams
Carlton Landis
Frank Shimanek
Sam Reyner
Vic Richardson
Dean Milroy
Frank Williams
Harold Shugart
Merle Aldrich
Bert Sims
Chauncey Robinson
Bill Corbin
Don Schlimmer
Alva Freese
KL. V. Drexler
Lloyd Pickett
Lavern Bartels
Fa Vanourny
Eugene Wink
Ross Baty
Elizabeth Young
Hosford
Paul Ladehoff
Larry Robertson
J. Lb. Gierhart
Carl Poppe
Foreman
Alfred Egger
George Schmidt
Irvin Ahrendsen
Ann C. Sabotka
Carl Folkers
Evelyn Jeffery
Oxford
Orlen Kuchel
Morley
Henry Lorenzen
Center Junction
Robert L. Stephenson
Deane Zirkelbach
Scotch Grove
Laura Switzer
Atlamosa
Charles C. Graves
G. Edward Binns
Maquoketa
Jackson County
W. L. Pearson
Orville Burkey
Pineline
Robert J. Herrington
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